Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

recommended TINT Ksperinteadonts 0,
sunday schools he required to have their
hhTaT1os overlooked and purgcd of oil
improper literature
IE CATHOLIC CfRCEFS.
Cornerstone Co be Lnsd To-Day
Profession OF Mans Personal. &c
This afternoon at o'clock all the Cath
Ole societies of Richmond viii assemble
at Cathedral Hall, corner Of Ninth and
/ Marshall streets, with rcgollas, badges,
banners, aud fags, and march to Holy
/ Jurlty church, corner of Floyd aud
short streets Bishop kcanc. assisted
I hy the clergy from oil the parishes, Will
proceed to the laying Of the corner
stone, and it Will be Gone in most I'M
+ posing manner The bishop VII he
vested in his pontfcal robes, with lniire
On ms head and crozitr in has hand. At
4 the close OF the ceremonies the Bishop
/ viii preach a sermon suited to tire occa-
SION The music will 10 under the d.
rcction OF MIR. Leonard, the orQsuist Of
the Cathedral All members of the ca
thodral choir and good many from ST.
Niary's aud st. Patrick's church choirs
VIII attend.
SO much of the foundation as is p
quircd 10y The Roman ritual to be built
in order 10 proceed with these coremo-
mics is ready. Father Cutler. tie pastor
of tins church, will soon move to the
now house near the church, the contract
ors having promised TO have it ready in
about two weeks
Mr. John VI. Higgins is 10 he the
chief marshal Of the occasion.
The line OF march will be from CGthe-
dral dail down Ninth street 20 Grsc.,
thence 10 Second, thence to Franklin,
up Franklin to Shafer thence TO
Grove road, thence 20 Morris street to
the grounds. after tie ceremonies are
concluded the Inc Will be reformed and
tie societies Will rc'u-n ~ the samcroute
10 First street, down First to Marshall,
thence to the point Of stating
CONFERENCE.
A conference of about half fine priests
Of tie Diocese Of hichmond was held
ut the Cathedral on Thursday.
Il Was presided over hy Bishop heano
and tie following reverend gentlemen
were present: Very rev. a. Van dc
Nvycr. y. G.; T.. ". lieney and Il. I.
Dmnecn. OF the Cathodrl, hirchncr
Rom.uus, O. 5. b.. Of It llary
church Patrick bOuolue and =. l..
Herman. OF st. Patlic S church John
McYcrey. OF stanton; John J..
Doherty, Of Norfolk Is. b. Hanley and
Thomas J. Brady, OF Portsmouth L. f.
Norcr. of Fortress Monroe j. Y.
NcGuk and +. y. McCmty, OF Lynch
burg, and + ). O'FmTeI. OF Petersburg
The ahsentecs were: Very REV ~ iih-
bald Bmumeartncr, O S. b., who had 20
drive down eight miles to Chickahomny
swamp on q sick call Rev. Leohy Wal
t.rs. .. >. b., who WAS detained IN the
classroom and the Eovs. Il. \. rake.
of Danyillc. and W. Castor Payne. OF
Norfolk. The others of the clergy hold
their conference in Alexandria.
Profession OF TWO nuns.
On the same day before the opening
81 the conference Bishop heane oilicla-
ted no the Convent OF Visitation Monte
Maria ON the occasion Of the reception
into the order of the Visitation OF two
Young ladies VINO have gwen up the
world and viii devote the remainder Of
their lives within the convent walls, per
haps never TO come out alive or dead.
for by a special privilege from the mu-
uirinal authorities the sisters OF TINS
order have a burying ground within
their walls. These Young ladios Lave
been IN the convent a. noylcos Tor about
tiphteen months. and had every chance
TO see the workings of the religious lie
The Eishop. before receiving their vows,
explained 10 them fully what was eX-
pecied of them. Having persisted that
their discrimination was unchanged. they
took the VOWS of Poverty, Obedience,
and Chastitv-vOws which are renewed
annually and are binding for life. Their
names M religion are sister Mary Ca
hrel Starkey, of Baltimore, ana Sister
Mary Clare Manning, Of New York.
Tie chapel was handsomely decorated,
and the surrOundin IS looked solemn and
Impressive.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING FOR CoLoRED PLO-
PIE.
Ground has been broken for the cree
ton of fine structure adjoining 1t.
Josephs church. on First street near
Jackson. This building will be used for
the education Of the colorod people.
PERSONAL.
Rev. ". =. Dinueen, of the Cathedral,
returned from Ashland Yesterday.
Sister Denis. of the Little Sisters Of
the Poor. is still very sick.
The Mother Assistant OF the Little SIS
ters Of the Poor. who has been in klch-
mond looking after the affairs of her or
der. returned to Brooklyn yesterday.
She promised TO send another Little Sis
ter 70 kichuoud.